Paleo Recipes

Embarking on a Whole30 program involves dedicating oneself to a month of eating whole, unprocessed foods, a commitment that encourages cooking with natural ingredients. This month, the focus is on …

While not strict paleo (this recipe uses actual white rice), it’s the perfect way to enjoy a classic holiday favorite without all the dairy and sugar. Coconut milk, cashew milk, and pure maple syrup combine to make a perfectly creamy dessert.

Sometimes you just need a little crunch in your life and these crackers fill that void. With just a handful ingredients and a half hour, you can have homemade grain-free crackers. Use them to scoop up your favorite dip or salsa, or eat them plain.

Bacon wrapped or meat-free, these spicy creamy jalapeño poppers use nutritional yeast for a cheesy flavor without the dairy. Perfect for holiday parties.

Our family is always on the go, so finding so finding ways to stay nourished while we’re off on an adventure is important. These little cookies are the perfect mix of soft, chewy, crunchy, and chocolatey. Perfect for a hike in the mountains.

Eggnog is a holiday season staple for most people, but for those of us with sensitivities to dairy, it’s not. There are plenty of dairy-free options in most grocery stores, but they are filled with thickeners like carrageenan which have other negative effects on the body. Why do that to yourself when making it it home is so easy and tastes better than anything store-bought?

Whether you have access to fresh cherries, or have a stash of frozen cherries in your freezer, this easy recipe comes together quickly and is sure to impress your dinner guests. Or you could, you know, just make it for yourself and not share, no judging here…

For personal reasons, we don’t drink coffee, though we do enjoy the occasional mug of herbal tea (mmm, peppermint is our favorite). I kept hearing about butter coffee, but since coffee’s not my thing, I never tried it, even though I love me some butter. I’m also not wild about large amounts of caffeine, so when I heard about brewing chocolate, which is naturally low in caffeine, I perked up a bit {see what I did there?}.

Make a flavorful and healthy dinner in 30 minutes with ingredients you have in the freezer and pantry. Paleo fast food to the rescue.

Why buy almond butter in the store when you can make it at home? It tastes better and you control the ingredients. I mean, this is white chocolate almond butter! Way better than anything you’ll find in the store, trust me.